Experience Hendrix L.L.C./Strax Networks Inc.A special augmented-reality presentation of Jimi Hendrix‘s classic performance of “The Star Spangled Banner” was released to coincide with the July 4th holiday and in support of the Black Lives Matter campaign. The content can be viewed now using the StraxAR app, and is part ofRead More →
David Wolff – Patrick/RedfernsLongtime Motörhead and current Scorpions drummer Mikkey Dee has revealed that he was diagnosed with, and has since recovered from, COVID-19. “I did get Corona and was sick for about 1 month,” Dee writes in an Instagram post. “I am now fully recovered since mid April.” DeeRead More →
Credit: Rob ShanahanIn advance of his 80th birthday tomorrow, July 7, Ringo Starr has revealed that during the mid-1970s, The Beatles turned down an extremely lucrative offer to reunite because they weren’t happy that the event’s opening act was to involve a Great White shark. Starr tells The Sunday MirrorRead More →
Mark Horton/Getty ImagesA lot is apparently happening in the world of Axl Rose at the moment. Over the holiday weekend, the Guns N’ Roses frontman tweeted that United States Surgeon General Jerome Adams should resign. “Jerome Adams is a: A coward b: A POS c: Both,” Rose wrote. “Resign. URead More →
Gabriel Olsen/Getty ImagesNearly a month after The Pointer Sisters’ Bonnie Pointer passed away on June 8 at the age of 69, her cause of death has been revealed. Pointer died of cardiopulmonary arrest, according to a copy of the death certificate obtained by TMZ. The death certificate adds the star had liver disease andRead More →
ABC/CRAIG SJODINElton John has already been honored by his home country of the U.K. with a postage stamp; now, he’s getting a commemorative coin to boot. The coin, now available online, features an image of Elton’s ’80s-era straw boater hat, glasses and a bow tie, set against a Union JackRead More →
Erick AndersonCountry Music Hall of Famer Charlie Daniels died unexpectedly Monday morning, according to his publicist. The 83-year-old suffered a hemorrhagic stroke, according to doctors at Summit Medical Center in Hermitage, Tennessee. Born in 1936 in Wilmington, North Carolina, the multi-instrumentalist was best known for his monster crossover hit from 1979, “TheRead More →
Courtesy of Montreux Jazz FestivalThe 2020 edition of Switzerland’s famous Montreux Jazz Festival was to have kicked off this past Friday, but the event was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In its place, the organizers have launched a 16-day virtual festival dubbed “Summer of Music,” featuring archival performances byRead More →
Photo: Scott Robert Ritchie; Design: UMeLast week, Ringo Starr announced plans for a special star-studded concert event celebrating his 80th birthday this Tuesday, July 7, that will be streamed on his YouTube channel, and now news about another way you can watch the show has been revealed. The program, dubbedRead More →
DHLoveLifeNeil Young has regularly expressed his dislike for President Donald Trump, and he’s among the several artists who have asked the President to stop play their music at his rallies. That didn’t stop the Trump campaign from blasting at least two of his songs over loudspeakers at a gathering atRead More →
